150 packages returned for Tags:"versioning"

A service API versioning library for Microsoft ASP.NET Core.

NuGet's implementation of Semantic Versioning.

ASP.NET Core MVC API explorer functionality for discovering metadata such as the list of API-versioned controllers and actions, and their URLs and allowed HTTP methods.

A service API versioning library for Microsoft ASP.NET Web API.

Derives SemVer information from a repository following GitFlow or GitHubFlow.

Stamps your assemblies with semver 2.0 compliant git commit specific version information and provides NuGet versioning information as well.

The API Explorer for Microsoft ASP.NET Web API Versioning.

Stamps an assembly with git information based on SemVer.

Exposes the following information for use directly from MSBuild, C#, F# and VB: $(GitBranch), ThisAssembly.Git.Branch $(GitCommit), ThisAssembly.Git.Commit $(GitSha), ThisAssembly.Git.Sha $(GitBaseVersionMajor), ThisAssembly.Git.BaseVersion.Major $(GitBaseVersionMinor),... More information

Derives SemVer information from a repository following GitFlow or GitHubFlow. This is the .NET Core Global Tool allowing usage of GitVersion from command line.

Library for API versioning support in Microsoft ASP.NET Web API

A service API versioning library for Microsoft ASP.NET Core and OData v4.0.

A .NET Core Tool that can install, read and set version information based on git history, using Nerdbank.GitVersioning.

This library simply returns your public API as a string. You can use this in approval style tests or for documentation.

A service API versioning library for Microsoft ASP.NET Web API and OData v4.0.

Derives SemVer information from a repository following GitFlow or GitHubFlow. This is the Core library which both GitVersion cli and Task use allowing programatic usage of GitVersion.

The API Explorer for Microsoft ASP.NET Core and OData v4.0.

Derives SemVer information from a repository following GitFlow or GitHubFlow.

Derives SemVer information from a repository following GitFlow or GitHubFlow.

Simply add this package to add a test which generates a string of your public API, then sends it to Approval Tests to approve any public API changes. Don't accidently miss a breaking API change and break semantic versioning again.